I’ve realized that whenever I let my inner charisma jump out and do its work, it attracts and leaves no space to doubt on my capabilities.

The ridiculous thing is that sometimes we stop ourselves in order not to be very bold and articulate. Being mild and modest is the enemy of gaining what you want! You could be polite, but resolute and say what’s right, good and proper to say at its appropriate situation.

@Elly – Now, there’s a good way to keep moving forward: by looking back. Even if you have to dig back years to that one single time you put on a brave face and put your heart in your hands and really gave it a shot – and succeeded! – I think there’s something in everyone’s life that they can say, “Yup, I did that.” And with pride.

Which means you can do great stuff again, n’est pas?

@Sarah – The energy we feel about being just a little nervous or insecure does often pay off. We work harder to do our best, we make sure we’re doing everything right… win. I think that feeling comes from caring about what we’re doing – a lot. If we don’t care, we don’t feel that tingle of nerves, and we don’t give it our all.

@Pamela – Freelancers by nature are, I feel, some of the most inwardly screwed up people I’ve ever met – which is/can be a really good thing. They really live their emotions (well, most of them!) and through that, I think they tend to experience life more at its fullest.

@Chet – Bingo!

@Deb – Thank you

@Elizabeth – Wallowing in fears never got anyone anywhere. And it’s kind of silly, if you ask me. I’d rather wallow in money

In a world of pessimists, it’s kind of easy to allow yourself to believe “you can’t”. But I often think back to your article about being successful in spite of what anyone thinks or says…..

….and I press on
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